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Ambalal Jhaverbhai Patel

Ambalal Jhaverbhai Patel (died 1961) was an Indian photographer and film producer. Patel started working as a professional photographer in 1924. He subsequently started work as a cameraman in the newsreel industry, but continued photography as a hobby, and after a successful 1939 exhibition became a Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society.

Ambalal Jhaverbhai Patel

Born
1907
Died
1961
Nationality
India · British Raj · Dominion of India
Occupation
photographer · film producer

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Ambalal Jhaverbhai Patel (died 1961) was an Indian photographer and film producer. Patel started working as a professional photographer in 1924. He subsequently started work as a cameraman in the newsreel industry, but continued photography as a hobby, and after a successful 1939 exhibition became a Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society.

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